Svea torn, High-rise residential tower in Stockholm, Sweden.
Svea torn stands as a modern 16-story residential tower reaching 49.9 meters in height, designed by ÅWL Arkitekter with contemporary architectural elements that integrate seamlessly into Stockholm's urban landscape.
Construction of Svea torn began in 2006 and was completed in 2007, representing part of Stockholm's early 21st-century urban development initiatives to address growing housing demands through vertical expansion.
The tower exemplifies Sweden's post-2000 architectural trends toward sustainable urban living, reflecting the country's commitment to efficient land use and modern residential design principles in major cities.
Located at coordinates 59.344167°N and 18.083056°E on Löjtnantsgatan 3, the building operates as a housing cooperative with elevators, common areas, and access to Stockholm's public transportation network.
Svea torn's name draws from traditional Swedish heritage while housing a modern cooperative structure that encourages community involvement among residents through collective management of building affairs.
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